Well, at the very beginning I think that native language can be a good choice. But most of the tech jargon is in English, so for "real" projects it's best to use this language.
For simple test projects (just to try a library or a functionality) I prefer my native language (Italian), since I don't have to think about reasonable names.
However a
publicclassProva{publicvoidFaiQualcosa(){}}
is fine for me, because it makes obvious that the code is not meant to be used in real life.
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Well, at the very beginning I think that native language can be a good choice. But most of the tech jargon is in English, so for "real" projects it's best to use this language.
For simple test projects (just to try a library or a functionality) I prefer my native language (Italian), since I don't have to think about reasonable names.
However a
is fine for me, because it makes obvious that the code is not meant to be used in real life.